The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-15
OAuaHE CIRCULATING.
Items Found Floating in the City and v
clnity.

MIs guy hIuBbDuTy, VI NbWhIkB W. Is
Visiting Mr.. Ed. Kingsbury, of this city.
Miss Bessie De Psyster returned Tues.
day from a pleasant visit with relatives
In Cleveland and Kent.
Policeman Samuel Becher took Casper
Voght to the State Reform Farm, at
Lancaster, O., this morning.
Mr.. Martin GrabOWsby and Miss Lizzie
Watts, both of Canton, were married
Saturday, Sept. A, 1887, by Rev. l.. F.
Meyer.
Mr.. Charles Lempke and Miss Mary
Kluge, both of Canton, were married
Tuesday, Sept. 10, 1887, by Rev. L. f.
Meyer.
NJ. @. Tubbs and Ada F. HOlllnger, of
MsssillOn, and Charles Tamka and Mary
Kluge, of Canton, have been granted
license TO wed.
John A. Trump and Tillie s. HoegsT,
of Canton, and Fred. Kemp and Ma
tilds TGTske, of MsssilloD, have been
| granted Licenses TO marry.
Mt. John A. Trump, of Canton, and
Miss Lille Hoeger. of WilmOt, we're
married Tuesday, Sept. 18th. 1887, by
Rev. e. P. HerbruC k, in this city.
The Coshocton Standard says: Mr.
Frank Blnning, of this ecu lty, and Miss
Mary Kramhauf, Of Canton, we're mar
rled In Columbus, o., last week.
The August gross earnings Of the
than last year, owing, 1t is stated, to
lack Of lake charters and to strikes.
Frederick Fisher, an eleven weeks
old son OF John Fisher, residing on the
corner of High aud Cedar streets, died
Of spssms. Funeral Friday at two
O'CLOCK.
Augustine Jeannln, aged seVenty-six
years, died Tuesday afternoon at her
residence, No. so North Plum street, of
cancer. FuneTallThuTsday at $50 o'clock
from st. Johns Catholic Church.
Menches g. Barber's circus will give
their first performance tomorrow night.
Owing to the late arrival Of the train
thew will not get here from Wooster un.
til 8 q. m. Parade at 8 O'clOck p. IN.
The explosion Of a gasoline stove
threatened to burn oug the Senate
restsul ant, on Court street, this morn
ing, but cODflsgratiOn was avoided by
promptly pitching the stove In the yard,
Damage about $25.
The following numbers drew capital
prizes In the Louisiana lottery yester.
day: Ticket holders In this CITY can
look them up: Nos. 37426, 6l,503, 50,
272, So 299, 61,677, 67,l02. Lists Will be
here In few days.
The County Commissioners are in
session In the Court House today, they
expect to go ont and look over the
ground on East Fourth street this after
noon, preparatory to the erection of a
bridge over the east creek.
Stark Is the only county In the State
with three full fiedged cities. Alliance
having received Its charter Thursday.
May 1t thrive and prosper hencefOrth,
free from all busted banks or other
paralyzers Akron Beacon.
Mr.. John G, Dueber arrived this morn
ing from New York and Is at the Hur
ford. He will attend the ball game this
bfterDOOn with President Norton, and
has purchased share OF bese ball stock
for each of his sons, AL. and Joe.
Mr.. Ed. Weaver occupied the pulpit
of the First Presbyterian church last
evening. MIR. Platter preaching In the
Buckingham Mission church on High
street. Ed. leaves today for Princeton
College to put In another year studying
for the ministry.
VIM. Wynn, the wife stabber, was ar
rsigned before the Mayor this morning
an the charge of assault with intent &c
kill. He pleaded not guilty, and in de-
fault OF $500 bail, wBs sent to jail to
await his hearing n Friday, September
10, at one o'clock.
Charles McC1rdy was brought up be-
fore the Mayor this morning to answer
to the charge of petit laTcsny. He
pleaded innocent and will have hear
ing Thursday, Sept. Is. at one o'clock.
Being unable to furnish $50 bond for
appearance, he was taken to jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Furguson, of
1907 East Eighth street, were surprls-
cd by party of friends Saturday even
ing, IL being Mrs. + rgusOn's birthday.
After pleasant time and good supper
their friends weDded their way home.
ward, wishing her many happy returns
of the day,
Mr.. Fred. Falk, an employe of the
Safe Works. died at his hCme, No. %
Lippsrt street, Saturday night at nine
o'clOck. aged fOrty-stx years. Funeral
this sfterGoon at o'clock; services at
the German Lutheran church; inter.
ment In Rowland cemetery.
License to wed have been granted TO
the following persons: Daniel Griffith
and Clementine Wank, of 0snaburg
township; Linden SteeIsmith and Clara
DuckwOrth, of Crystal Springs; Jesse
BOrem and Flora Wolf, of Mt. Union and
W. B. HOllingshesd and Mary B. Ward,
of Alliance.
Alliance Review: Alliance should have
local branch of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals. There
is work for 1t to do almost every day.
Mr. Fraz9r, of Canton, is ready to lend
his assistance at any time. The work is
an Important one, and ought to receive
immediate attention.
The Alliance Review says. As A. A.
Ewing undertook to get off q moving
train at Tuscarawas street crossing at
Canton, he fell and was dragged for sew.
eral feet over the ties. His right arm,
leg and foot were badly bruised. The
right boot was split across the ball Of
the foot and his foot exposed. 10 was
badly scratched and bruised, and Anson
will use for a csue for some weeks,
Valley Engine 81 ran into the DiIedrIv.
Ing train Sunday morning at BreCks-
Vile, while It was driving pile on one
OF the small bridges near that place,
throwing the engine off the track on its
side and dersiling five cars. The acsi.
dent was caused by some mistake of the
hsgmRn. AS q consequence, the even.
Ing passenger train from Cleveland was
late in arriving. I
YOUNGSTOWN FAIR NEXT WEEK.